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I blanched them for few minutes, do not squeeze the spinach when take you it out of the hot water so it sinks straight away.

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nice thick saddles on your yellows mate, how often do you feed blanched greens?? is that all you give them?

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I feed them greens 3 x a week, Yeah the Yellows are very colourful, photo was taken from my Iphone. The Yellows came from a very good breeder and we know who that is...:)

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spinach is the wonder foood for most of my shrimp too, they really do love it.

those yellows look great mate :)

another little trick i have learnt is add a tinny little salt when boil the spinach!!!

they love it also :encouragement:

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another little trick i have learnt is add a tinny little salt when boil the spinach!!!

they love it also :encouragement:

Ooeer, must try that tomorrow :)

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Salt.. hmmm. I have read some japanese shrimp breeders feed theyre shrimp fresh seaweed. Ill defenitely be giving it a go!

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Salt, great tip Dean.

Do you know what seaweed Loach? Probably similar to the stuff they use to make Nori. Has anyone tried Nori before?

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Wonder if we have a similar species of seaweed in Aus? I have a seaweed book, will have a look tomorrow.

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